Word: economist
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Walter Thomas Layton, editor of The Economist (Great Britain...
...item totals nearly $140,000,000. If these balances were suddenly withdrawn, Germans believe they would be as badly off as ever. This point remained unsettled last week. The Wiggineers went back into their huddle. In the meantime the B. I. S. made an important move. Per Jacobsson, Swedish economist and budgetary expert, was given a job new to international banking. He was made Economic Adviser to the B. I. S.-an international financial bellwether, to study the statements of the central banks of various countries from month to month in an effort to spot future crises long before they...
Pedro Blanquier, economist and engineer, had never held public office in Chile (with the exception of a brief term as director of the State railroads) until fortnight ago when he became Premier. Last week Pedro Blanquier was back in private life. Eight days of Pedro were apparently enough for Chile's wily Dictator, swart President Carlos Ibanez...
Pedro Blanquier, engineer and economist, has never held a political post in Chile before with the exception of a short period when he was director of the Chilean State railroads. His first move last week was to issue a statement through Minister of the Interior, Esteban Montero...
...British Economist John Maynard Keynes, lecturing in Manhattan on Depression, remarked: "There is nothing President Hoover could do that an earthquake couldn't do better...